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“The acquisition of Exinda strengthens GFI’s ability to deliver on its promise to create simple yet powerful products for the SMB market,” said Scott Brighton, CEO of GFI Software, and added: “Exinda’s application and network performance tools perfectly complement the existing GFI’s product portfolio of communication and security products, and bring tremendous added value to our constantly expanding global community of customers and partners. By acquiring Exinda we’re getting one step closer to our strategic goal - building a world-class network security, management and communication platform for SMBs.”

“Prior to using Exinda, our number one pain point was that we were maxing out our bandwidth, but couldn’t identify what was causing us to keep hitting our cap,” says Mark Hanson, Network Administrator at Westminster Public Schools. “We were using MRTG and our firewall to monitor how much bandwidth we were using, but had no idea what was actually using up the bandwidth. After we implemented Exinda, we could finally pinpoint what was consuming the district’s bandwidth and control it.”

"As government agencies move to hybrid cloud platforms, there is an immense need for a solution that provides deep visibility and control of the network," says Michael Sharma, CEO at Exinda. "With the help of immixGroup, the public sector, including federal and SLED, now have a viable solution that delivers the organizational control, application accuracy and network agility required to support unified communications, cloud and big data.”

"Exinda helped us identify and block VPN applications students were using to bypass the school's web filter," said Chris Langford, WAN Manager at Denton Independent School District. "Not only did we save 10 percent of our bandwidth, we are now able to enforce appropriate use of the network and maintain to a safe learning environment, in compliance with CIPA, and continue to receive E-rate funding."

Nomadix Internet access gateways are known throughout the hospitality industry for their reliability and robust bandwidth management capabilities. These features help ensure that the quality of the connection is exceptional, each user gets fair access to bandwidth, and users who pay for a better connection receive a better connection. With the addition of Exinda's technology, the new Nomadix platform provides a true enterprise-grade solution that enables hotels to finely tune bandwidth allocation by Internet application, thereby improving the guest Internet experience.

Recognizing the increasingly complex demands placed upon enterprise and education networks today, Exinda has architected the industry’s only integrated WAN orchestration suite that combines application monitoring, acceleration and traffic shaping with interactive analytics, purpose-built reporting and a predictive recommendation engine.

Recognizing the increasingly complex demands placed upon enterprise and education networks today, Exinda has architected the industry's only integrated WAN orchestration suite that combines application monitoring, acceleration and traffic shaping with interactive analytics, purpose-built reporting and a predictive recommendation engine.

The volume and complexity of users, applications and devices coming onto corporate and campus networks has created a need for more granular controls. Greg Veres, Vice President of Product Management at Exinda highlights, "As business offerings become more personalized, IT organizations need network solutions that proactively manage access to applications and network resources. Exinda's new product enhancements provide our customers with more granular control to enforce usage policies across user and application groups."

"On iOS 7 release day last year, some IT departments sent out school wide e-mails urging students to delay upgrading until they got home, but this kind of plea doesn't work for students living on campus," said Randy Ethridge, Network Engineer V at Eastern Illinois University. "We didn't want to risk jeopardizing the performance of our key applications on campus so we cached the download at the network edge. By setting a policy using Exinda Edge Cache, we allowed the software to be downloaded once and then served up locally each time one of our users tried to download the update. Caching helped us avoid unnecessary strain and periods of downtime that many other schools faced."